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Sonbull [250]
2 years ago
14

assess how posting or forwarding humiliation and offensive material to other people may affect the person who is posting​

English
2 answers:
notsponge [240]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Forwarding a humiliating post or posting something negative on web page brings negative fame for all even for the one who is posting

Explanation:

Forwarding a humiliating post or posting something negative on web page brings negative fame for all even for the one who is posting. There may be people online who may not like your post. These offended people may start posting negative comments on your post. In fact in extreme cases, people may use abusive language or give threats online.

Hence, posting humiliatingly post will bring negative fame to the person who is posting it.

Llana [10]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:you may experience personally,socially and Emotionally effects

Explanation:for example personally:you may found out that you are no longer enjoying yourself and afraid that how are you going to fix the problem what are you going to do..

Socially:by doing that you can ruin someone's reputation or yours and remember there are those people who are always targets of their enemy waiting for one simple mess and be bycotted by everyone else and you will be afraid saying how are those people who saw the post are going to say about me

Emotionally:some are emotional affected by doing this,you may fid that you are always depressed and always regretting and sometimes anger can take control and be mentally disturbed

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